The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-04-30
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS.

store building repainted.
"A hail storm visited this part
of the country on Thursday.
Joe Patterson has accepted
position on the X. g. o. Ry.
e. M. West spent part of this
week at Fostoria and Findlay.
Judge j. r. Grogan still con-
tinues in extremely poor health.
Dick Ramsey has had his
barber shop papered in the latest
style.
ED Recktenwald and wife of
Pt. Pleasant are in Logan this
week.
Col. Weldy was examining the
Gas fields of Northwestern Ohio
this week.
Lee George who has been very
sick for three months is slowly re-
covering,
Il. D. Vickers, has given his
office cleaning up, it now looks
like parlor.
-Harmisons & Co. are to the
front with more bargains at lower
prices. Read tad"
--"Chuck" Armstrong has had
his hack repaired, and it is now the
finest on the line.
Prof. Fowler, commenced his
first term of dancing school here on
Thursday evening.
Collins & Moore lay some plain
facts before the public this week.
See advertisement.
Rose & Sulzbacher are still Of
fering immense bargains in Cloth
ing. Notice change in tad"
-Messrs Brehm and Hansen
were in attendance on Esq. Woods
Court, in Laurel Tp., on Friday.
-Oris and Joe Patterson pre-
sented their mother with an ele-
CANT gold watch on her birthday.
-Reckienwald & Burberry have
erected a Lunch counter in their
Ice Cream saloon in the Spyby
building.
John Foreman, of Macarthur eX
Auditor of Vinton county was in
town on Wednesday, looking up
Life Insurance.
Mr.. John X. McBroom, of
Perry township, father-in-law of
ex-Recorder White died at his
home on Sunday last.
Notice M. Pond g. Sons adver.
tisement in another column. Any
one wanting anything in their line,
will do well to give them a call.
Go and see the magnificent fire
screen ON exhibition in the show
window at Harmison's. 1t is the
handwork of Mrs. Frank Weitzell,
Jacob Anthony's farm house
near Ilesboro, burned down Tues
day about 4 o'clock p. m. The con.
tents were partially saved, also the
the outbuildings. 1t was fully in.
sured.
DIR. Campbell has had some
master hand removing the accum-
ulated dirt from the floor, walls
wood work and windows of his
Office, and it has greatly improved
its appearance.
Mrs. Haines and her daughter
Mrs. Carl Buerhaus, attended the
wedding of the formers niece, Miss
Mary ID. Merritt, of Columbus, and
Mr.. e. Butler, of Delaware, last
Wednesday.
The Standard Machine Works
have just completed their first
Band Saw Mill, and will ship it in
day or two to the lumber regions
of Michigan. 1t is wonderful
piece of machinery.
Our new firm of Cooley and
Miner, in the manufacture OF
spring beds, mattresses and up
holstery, we are glad to learn are
meeting with such success that
they find it necessary to increase
their force of workmen in order to
keep pace with their orders.
Il want to contract for $4,000
good white oak shingles in ex.
change for groceries, meat, flour
grass seed and feed stuff, also dry
goods, clothing, Shoes and boots
etc., The shingles to be delivered
by the flrst day of May, 1887.
II. +. REMPEL.
The high waters of Monday last
did great deal of damage dowr
about South Bloomingville
but the saddest occurrence was tho
drowning of twenty nine
head of nice fat sheep,
m